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 Lower Bhumpiol Dam region is a chain of lakes interconnected by a series of tributaries with the mighty River Ping flowing through its thousands of acres of water.
The Lower Bhumipol Dam region is situated in the Ping Basin which is one of the largest drainage basins in the Chaophraya watershed.
This series of interconnecting lakes was formed by the damming of the River Ping one of the main contributaries of the Chaophraya River.
Its various lakes and bays are regularily flooded causing the surrounding jungle to flood creating a gigantic natural fishery.
 Submerged root systems and flooded forests line the banks of this incredible fishery giving cover to Giant Snakehead and other native predatory species.
The Lower Bhumipol Dam region is rich in flora and fauna and home to an incredibly diverse range of wildlife. Various exotic animals and birds are present in its surrounding jungles such as Fishing Cats, Wild Boar and Gibbons.
The Lower Bhumipol Dam region and the River Ping National Park is a place of outstanding natural beauty surrounded by lush green jungle and breathtaking mountainous peaks.
The River Ping National Park is situated a short 75km’s South of Chiang Mai through some of the most spectacular scenery to be found in Thailand.
 Floating fishing rafts are situated at various parts of the Lower Bhumipol Dam region offering basic accommodation for visiting anglers. These rafts act as basic accommodation for your daily expeditions to various parts of the lakes wild and unexplored reaches.
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